Herself likes listening to RTE on the radio. I know this because now that she has moved downstairs I can hear the radio through the locked [and bolted] door. I really must improve the sound proofing? Anyhows, for the last … Continue reading →
There is something oddly fascinating watching a political system self destruct. Right from the very start it was obvious that Brexit wasn’t going to work. Norn Iron is part of the UK. That isn’t going to change. There can be … Continue reading →
So Ms May has finally grown a pair. She has finally won sufficient support for her alternative to the Backstop. Good on ya Tessie! Unfortunately the BBC leaked her plans. … Continue reading →
Simon Clark posed a question yesterday. Whatever happened to Ireland’s rebel spirit? He starts off though by talking about the Irish being obsessed with Brexit. I think “obsessed” might be a bit strong though. He was unfortunate enough to get … Continue reading →
I watched the shenanigans in the UK Parliament last night. Talk about popcorn time! I try to avoid Americanisms, but there is one that neatly encapsulates the whole affair – a clusterfuck. This is defined as “A chaotic situation where … Continue reading →
